Notes Vs Reflections
Recording your thoughts and spreading your insights are unique tasks, each with its intentions and outcomes.
Note-taking: - Involves recording information, ideas, or insights from a lesson, lecture, or reading.
- Focuses on capturing facts, concepts, and details.
- Helps with memory retention, review, and reference.
- Often done individually.
Sharing reflections: - Involves sharing thoughts, opinions, or insights about what has been learned.
- Focuses on making connections, analysing, and evaluating information.
- Encourages critical thinking, synthesis, and application.
- Often done collaboratively or publicly, such as in a discussion or blog post.
While note-taking is primarily about capturing information, sharing reflections is about processing, interpreting, and sharing perspectives.
#JoyOfLearning
Help us ignite the #JoyOfLearning! We are dedicated to empowering passionate educators, teachers, and students by equipping them with the essential skills of reading, reflection, and fostering strong relationships. Your candid reflections are invaluable and contribute to the cultivation of a culture rooted in trust and continuous learning. Embrace the #HappyTeachers movement and witness the positive impact it will have on your own professional image. Let's spread the joy of learning together!
